Wibberley, Samuel Victor, Private, 1517, 2nd Battalion, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment Born Derby Enlisted Derby Died of wounds 6th January 1915 aged 27 Son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Wibberley, of 9, Coke Street, Derby; husband of Margaret Wibberley, of 12, Warner Street, Derby Buried in Cite Bonjean Military Cemetery, Armentieres, IX, A, 36
1911 Census A blacksmith's striker Son of Samuel, a blacksmith, and Caroline Wibberley, of 9, Coke Street, Derby
Derby Daily Express, 15th February 1915 Samuel Wibberley (incorrectly stated to be F. V. Wibberley), was a reservist, called up at the beginning of the war. 'He had recently gone to the front, and had only been in the trenches two and a half hours, when he received the wounds to which he succumbed, being injured in the head and chest.' He left a widow and one child, who lived at 6, Little Watson Street, Derby, and his parents resided in Coke Street, Parcel Terrace, Derby.
Born Derby
Enlisted Derby
Died of wounds 6th January 1915 aged 27
Son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Wibberley, of 9, Coke Street, Derby; husband of Margaret Wibberley, of 12, Warner Street, Derby
Buried in Cite Bonjean Military Cemetery, Armentieres, IX, A, 36
1911 Census
A blacksmith's striker
Son of Samuel, a blacksmith, and Caroline Wibberley, of 9, Coke Street, Derby
Derby Daily Express, 15th February 1915
Samuel Wibberley (incorrectly stated to be F. V. Wibberley), was a reservist, called up at the beginning of the war. 'He had recently gone to the front, and had only been in the trenches two and a half hours, when he received the wounds to which he succumbed, being injured in the head and chest.' He left a widow and one child, who lived at 6, Little Watson Street, Derby, and his parents resided in Coke Street, Parcel Terrace, Derby.
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